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Last updated by 4 years, 11 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
I'm wanting to use WooCommerce Views on a website I'm building, but I'm having an issue with the message that appears when you add something to the cart. I'll talk you through it:
I've got a test site running here, I'll give you a link that takes you directly to the product page: hidden link
The product page is using WooCommerce Views and I've stripped it right down to focus on the issue. The content template is this:
[wpv-add-to-cart-message] <h1>[wpv-post-title]</h1> [wpv-woo-buy-options add_to_cart_text='Reserve / Get a Quote']
There are two things which need to be selected before adding something to the cart. These are added using WooCommerce Product Add-ons (https://woocommerce.com/products/product-add-ons/).
This is what I'm finding:
1. If I select the two options the item is added to my basket and I get the success message (see the first screenshot with the blue message across the top of the screen).
2. If I've already got something in my basket and try to add this same product but without selecting the two options, I get the error message letting me know that these fields are required (see the second screenshot with the red message at the top of the screen).
3. However, if I've got nothing in my basket and I try to add the product without making the selections I don't get any message at all (third screenshot with no message). This is the issue.
I'm using the Twenty Seventeen theme so that I can eliminate it being an issue specific to the custom theme that I'm building. I've tried switching to use the WooCommerce Plugin Default Template rather than the WooCommerce Views single product template - if I do that then I don't have the issue with the error message not appearing. This is leading me to think that it's an issue with how I'm using the WooCommerce Views plugin. Have I missed adding something to the content template that would make the error message work more consistently?
